imi lives by your MacBook notch. Ask it anything out loud, and it looks at your screen, points, writes, grabs a whiteboard and talks you through it, one small step at a time.
free during the pilot · macOS · no credit card
psst. a tiny imi is following your cursor. the doodles are clickable too.
Every student has a version of this night. Most of us just never say it out loud.
tap a note to see what imi would say. drag them around if you like a messy desk.
That's not you being slow.
That's nobody sitting next to you.
No copy-pasting into a chat box. No screenshots. Just ask, and imi teaches on top of whatever you're already looking at.
"imi, why is this negative?" Tap ⌃⌘ (or hold it) and talk like you would to a friend. Interrupt it anytime. Say "bye" when you're done.
Only when you ask. imi reads what's in front of you, your PDF, your code, your spreadsheet, and figures out where you're stuck.
imi flies to the exact spot, circles it, writes next to it, or opens a whiteboard. Then it waits for you to try.
Everything below is filmed on a real Mac, with real homework. Nothing is faked; a few clips are sped up.
demos/hero-demo.mp4yes, it really draws on your screen like that.
Some problems need room to think. imi slides a sheet of grid paper next to your work and draws the idea out: boxes, arrows, little sketches, numbered steps. It builds the picture while it talks, so you see how the pieces fit.
demos/whiteboard.gifCircles, arrows, brackets, ticks and handwritten notes, drawn next to the exact line. Scroll away and come back, and the marks are still on the right words.
demos/screen-marks.gifFinished a problem? Ask. imi finds your first slip, crosses it out in red and writes the fix in green. In Learn mode you get a hint instead, so the fix is yours.
demos/check-my-work.gifLost in Excel, Figma or Xcode? imi rings the exact button in green and waits for you. Then the next one. It never clicks for you, and it only types after you say yes.
demos/guided-clicks.gifdemos/learn-mode.gifLearn mode gives hints and questions so you solve it. Switch it off for a full worked explanation.
demos/pdf-reader.gifOpen a PDF in imi's calm reader and say "teach me this page". imi plans a short lesson, then walks you through it. Its pen marks save into the PDF, ready for revision night.
demos/conversation.gifimi keeps listening after it answers, so there are no buttons between questions. Talk over it to interrupt. Say "bye" when you're done.
This is exactly how imi teaches. Grab the orange pen and give it a go.
imi never clicks or types for you without asking. It points, and waits for you. Because the goal isn't finishing tonight's homework. It's walking into the exam knowing you can.
No plugins, no uploads. It works across your whole Mac, and has its own calm PDF reader for textbooks and lecture slides.
go on, click the tags. level them up.
imi remembers what you've nailed and what's still wobbly, so it never re-explains what you know, and never skips what you don't. Reopen any chat to pick up where you left off, or tell it to forget a topic.
Some students get a patient tutor at the kitchen table. Most get a textbook, a deadline, and a tab full of videos.
I'm building imi from Bangladesh. Here, like almost everywhere, a good teacher who has time for you is a luxury. The smart kids aren't the ones who never get stuck. They're the ones who had someone to ask.
Now everyone has access to the same powerful AI. But a chat box that hands you the answer doesn't teach you anything. It just helps you hand in the homework.
A real teacher points. A real teacher waits. A real teacher says, "you try the next one." That's what I want imi to be, for every student, at 1:47 AM, for the price of nothing.
It's early. I'm giving imi to the first 20 students myself, and I'll read every single message you send. Tell me where it helps, and where it doesn't.

An AI study buddy that lives around your MacBook's notch. Ask it out loud about anything on your screen, and it points, draws and talks you through it step by step, like a tutor sitting next to you.
No, and that's on purpose. imi guides. It points at where to click and waits for you, and only types after you say yes. Turn on Learn mode and it won't even give final answers, just hints and questions until you get there. You do the thinking, imi makes sure you're never stuck alone.
Yes. Chats keeps every conversation, so you can reopen one and carry on, or start a new chat. History shows the topics imi is tracking. Forget one, delete a chat, or forget everything with a tap.
Never. imi only looks when you ask it something. Screenshots are never stored. Your questions, imi's answers and its study notes about you are saved so it can remember your progress, and deleting your account erases all of it.
Anything you can see on your Mac: PDFs, browsers, code editors, spreadsheets, design tools. It also has its own PDF reader for textbooks and slides.
Free during the pilot, with up to 50 questions a day. We'll always keep a free way in for students.
A Mac on macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer and a microphone (or just type). imi sits at the top of your screen, hugging the notch if your Mac has one.
Mac only for now, and English only. Windows is on the list for later.
We're starting small so every student gets real attention. Leave your email and imi will save you a seat.